Come To The Place Where It All Began!
Come to the Franklin Community & Heritage Museum and visit the historic site where the women's march was born. 701 South Broadway, Franklin, Kansas.
Come visit the mural 'Solidarity' at the Pittsburg Public Library. 308 North Walnut, Pittsburg, Kansas.
Come to the Miners' Memorial and visit the Amazon Army kiosk, which tells the story of this extraordinary event. Second & Walnut, Pittsburg, Kansas.
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Main
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History of the March
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Short Biographies
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Articles on Amazons
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Newspaper Articles
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Amazon Performances
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History Presentations
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List of Women
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Miners' Memorial
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Coal Mining Stories
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Photos
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Other
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Prologue
.: Articles on Amazons .:.:.
May 2, 2006
Alexander Howat, the Industrial Court Law, and the "Amazon Army."
May 14, 2006
Coal Mining Days
April 4, 2005
NEA Honors Kansas Educator for Advancing Intergroup Understanding
March 26, 2001
'Amazon Army' raid on coal mines remembered at Chicopee lecture
December 9, 2001
'Amazon Army' Remembered
February 6, 2000
Skubitz recalls family's role in early area history
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